MTA-4662: Update containerless CLI docs

[anarnold97]

JIRA

• MTA-4662

PREVIEW

• 2.3.3. Running the containerless CLI

[ibragins]

This is a move command, while there is a zip file that should be unzipped into $HOME/.kanra. Am I missing something?

[eemcmullan]

Might be better to instead say something along the lines of "move the contents of the cli zip into $HOME/.kantra. Like above, can use this command as an example only.

[anarnold97]

Updated, thanks

[ibragins]

as I wrote, if it is zip - you can't MOVE its content. You should run unzip command, so this is not a valid example. Regarding the statement before the command - LGTM.
@anarnold97 please update command with something like
unzip $HOME/mta-cli.<os>.<arch>.zip -d $HOME/.kantra

[istein1]

LGTM as far as I can tell.
I'll defer to @ibragins for a final review and validate all the commands.

[anarnold97]

thanks @ilanit

just wondering if we should cover the Windows procedure and macOS procedure

Thanks

[anarnold97]

@eemcmullan && @ibragins - updated, please can you re-review

Thanks

[ibragins]

as I wrote, if it is zip - you can't MOVE its content. You should run unzip command, so this is not a valid example. Regarding the statement before the command - LGTM.
@anarnold97 please update command with something like
unzip $HOME/mta-cli.<os>.<arch>.zip -d $HOME/.kantra

[anarnold97]

@ibragins - updated, please review

[istein1]

I suggest instead writing
.. For example, to /usr/bin, using sudo

[ibragins]

No need to move zip file to /usr/bin @anarnold97
After unpacking the whole zip file to ~/.kantra, user can either add that path to $PATH variable or move mta-cli binary to /usr/bin, both will work. Important: adding path doesn't require root privileges.
Also, this will work on Linux ONLY. Place to copy binary on Windows is different.

[ibragins]

so, for Linux:

1. Unzip dependency zip to home folder / .kantra
   unzip $HOME/mta-cli.<os>.<arch>.zip -d $HOME/.kantra

2. Take one of 2 steps:

• Put product binary to /usr/bin
sudo mv ~/.kantra/mta-cli /usr/bin/

OR

• Add ~/.kantra path to $PATH variable
  export PATH=$HOME/.kantra:$PATH
  Advantage of second option is that it doesn't require root permissions

[ibragins]

unzip $HOME/mta-cli.<os>.<arch>.zip -d $HOME/.kantra

[anarnold97]

@istein1 & @ibragins - updated - think this is correct

[anarnold97]

@istein1 & @ibragins - please can i give you another nudge to review

[eemcmullan]

I think we should only mention moving the binary to the PATH, and remove the part about moving it to /usr/bin. That path was only used as an example, and does not hold any significance.

[eemcmullan]

I will need to check whether or not this command works on windows.

[anarnold97]

Suggested change

	After unpacking the whole zip file to `~/.kantra`, either add that path to the `$PATH` variable or move the `mta-cli` binary to `/usr/bin`.
	After unpacking the whole zip file to `~/.kantra`, add that path to the `$PATH` variable.

To implement Emily's comment